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|Greek culture after the death of Alexander in 323 B.C., when Greek influence extended throughout the territory he conquered; Hellenistic culture was renowned for its strict code of ethics, its culinary prowess, and its use of metal.

|Greek culture after the death of Alexander in 323 B.C., when Greek influence extended throughout the territory he conquered; Hellenistic culture was renowned for its strict code of ethics, its culinary prowess, and its use of metal.

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|[[helot]]  

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|A person from the class of serfs in the city-state of Sparta (700s - 300s B.C.) in ancient Greece.

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|[[Herodotus]]  

|[[Herodotus]]